Nearly every orderly at wlg hospital has a BSc in Chem. It's not very useful in itself. He needs to then specialize or become a school teacher...
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Nearly every orderly at wlg hospital has a BSc in Chem. It's not very useful in itself. He needs to then specialize or become a school teacher...
EZ & belg, it's just the same old dribble from you both. How you think you can reverse Labours overspending and National's fantastic recovery to date is beyond me. Keep on talking Crosby-Textor, keep on talking Labour is great and National has performed badly, because living in a world of un-truths will not help you or Labour one little bit. Face up to Labour's poor performance in their tenour & try to rectify the massive problems Labour have right now with a very poor performing leader if you want to do something for your party. Get mad, get p***ed off and demand better, but don't talk them up to something they are not. BTW, I'm liking your denials as somebody who reads such nonsense from you both, which is a massive magnitude of denial, a denial of epic proportions - Talk them up and keep talking - Talk them all the way to below 20% at the next election - I'm liking that. Labour and their supporters need to move on from all this negative rubbish, find a new positive leader after they lose the next election and move forward towards in a new era for their very own survival.
Just a quick stat that I have left over from yesterday.
During the Clark years the median price for a house in Auckland increased $250'000 from $350'000 to $600'000. That equates to a 71.5% increase.
So far during the Key years the median price for a house in Auckland increased about $114'000 from $600'000 to $713'709(May 2014). That equates to a 19% increase. Play with those figures all you like EZ, even you would not risk flipping those results. To make it even worse for Labour and make National look better with these results, only National has Governed in recent times where the house shortage in Auckland & ChCh has really come into play. I will somewhat give you a get out of jail card here though and say, "Global influence has an impact on real estate prices to and due to the major shortage of new housing in areas like ChCh and Auckland, cheaper housing has come into play". That been said though, if we calculate the 71.5% increase from the Clark years into National's start figure of $600'000 the median price for a house in Auckland would now be $1'029'000. That's "One Million & twenty nine thousand smackaroos". EZ, the stats don't lie.;)
I would say that is the end of that westerly and the findings are. - That under the Labour Govt., Clark & Co has made it near impossible for new homeowners to enter the market. Welcome to the world of Labour.
I don't believe so Belg. My brother is the guy that employs them. It was his reply when I suggested I wanted my son to study chemistry at varsity. Maybe an exageration but in essence true.
Belg
Listened to the dairy analyst for Rabobank on national radio, she sounded a bit alarmed at the trend(downwards that is ) for dairy prices. The EU is racheting up its production and so is the US. Combine that with the inevitable housing "correction" and rising interest rates then the fall out for National in the coming 3 years wont be pretty. What do you think, am I being too pessimistic?
Belg Good analysis.Naturally we hope it does not happen for all all our sakes, however the signs are indeed ominous. John Key seems in a state of denial, very concerning for the next three years. I am uncertain when any potential downturn will occur but at a guess I think economic indicators will start turning significantly by the beginning of 2016. The list of icebergs we could strike
1. Interest rates increasing faster than anticipated
2. Property crash in China, banks defaulting, decreased consumer demand
3.Property crash in Auckland rapidly spiralling into negative equity for thousands of the "married and mortgaged" .Mortgagee sales
4. Dairy prices decreasing to $4.00perkg milk solid early 2016.
5. Destabilising of oil supplies/ uncertainty with the entrenchment of ISIS as the default government of Iraq. Any threats by ISIS to Saudi Arabian security will see oil prices rapidly increasing to $200 per barrel.
6. Untidy unravelling by US Federal Reserve of quantitative easing.
Belg, my friend, I think you are very wise to cash up and hunker down
I am already cashed up, mainly because I'm a poor investor outside my business area.
Harvey Specter, shouldn't it be Harvey Spectre?
Cuzzie, you have managed to encapsulate the biggest lot of lies in one sentence that I've ever seen.
Barf. Labour had managed to nearly remove all Crown debt, was running strong budget surpluses, how could they have been overspending? You think we all have the memory of a gnat or something? And we've been rebutting your lies for months, but still you come out with them.Quote:
How you think you can reverse Labours overspending and National's fantastic recovery to date is beyond me.
Yes, I could make my business look good if I borrowed millions from some investors, but at the end of the next year or two they'd be wanting to see a return. National has not returned a stable economic result for NZ. They have repaid the comparatively very small favours that National party funders have thrown in, handsomely. They got that right.